Trinidad and Tobago has a long-standing history of vetted units, and the newly introduced US vetting policy for local officials likely stems from misinformation that led to SORT’s shutdown. The recent announcement of the US offering their services to be part of a vetting process for specific local law enforcement officials is indeed welcome news
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